The Royal Academy of Arts major exhibition of Turkish art opens in January and will hold artefacts of Turkic culture from 600 AD to 1600. Highlights will include a 13th Century carpet, a rare 30-metre scroll and swords of Ottoman conquerors and will present the staggering artistic diversity during this period.
The academy says the exhibition is one of its most ambitious ever, and includes some pieces never seen before outside Turkey. It spans four Turkic empires, beginning with the nomadic Uyghurs of the 7th Century, it also includes the Seijuks, the Timurids and the Ottomans, with 350 pieces covering 1,000 years of the region's history.
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